Watch me destroy 5 Twitter DM pitches I received (from beginners). I just can’t take it anymore: • Bad pitches • Proofless DMs • Nonsenical outreaches LISTEN… if you’re a new copywriter and you’re still not making at least $5,000/month… Then THIS video is for you.

ideas don’t fail. founders do. Not because the idea was bad. because they sucked at distribution.

"I don’t know what to do with my life." fck the whole life. just take the next step. build clarity by walking blind.

funny how we lose to our competition for one stupid reason: thinking too much. It's stupid because, when you move faster: • you fail faster. • receive feedback • then you learn faster. If you still overthink to hit that post button, remember this, market will teach you

What if I fail? You will. That’s how you get good. Failure is tuition, everyone pays it. Winners are just those who stayed in class.

No matter what happens in life, Never look down on yourself. People around you already beat you down. Don't join in.

"Everyone else has it figured out." no. Scroll online & it looks like that. you're comparing yourself to filtered storytelling. even, I'm not as put together as I pretend to be Focus on your path because, The only race worth winning is one with your name on it.

for months, nothing happens. then, one day, You get lucky.

the biggest mistake that I still do: Trying to be a 100% right/perfect in everything I do.. I'm breaking that cycle with this post.. Inspired by Roy being just as I am..

"I’m scared of looking stupid." Good. because you're stupid. And if you still show up & post, you'll get feedback. which will make you less stupid. Real stupidity is not showing up.

Your parents don’t know what’s best for you. Your friends don’t. Even your mentors don’t. Only you & your mistakes do. And those mistakes lead to wins that everyone calls luck.

Writing isn't about having a 100 ideas. It's a skill to communicate 1 idea in 100 angles.

Stop saying yes. It’s killing you.

The goal isn’t "I'll buy." The goal is "You changed me."

It's either: 100% focused work. Or, 100% chill. No half assing things.

not trying to impress is impressive.

Your growth isn't built on the grind, it's built on recovery...

I started sprinting... Preparing for a competition..